Criticism of the coach for his choice in the battle of La Voz Kids – Publimetro Colombia

In this Friday’s chapter on The voice Kids The musical battles began and each of the coaches presented their first group of competitors who had to leave everything on stage, since only one of the three advanced in the contest.

The coaches introduced their advisers before the concerts begin: Andrés Cepeda will receive the support of Alejandro Santamaría, Kany García will be accompanied by Arelys Henao and Nacho will join Cali and Dandee to choose the best talents.

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The battles began and one that was full of tenderness was that of Andres cepedawho faced the smallest of his group, Anita, Jose Alejandro and Maria Josewith the bolero ‘Historia de amor’.

It was a great recital for these three voices, but who was stealing the show on stage was Alejandro, Well, since he stepped on stage, it seemed like he was living a dream to see so many people applaud him; in addition to his occurrences.

When the time came for the jury’s opinion, there were two who favored one of the participants and they were Mauricio (Dandee) and Nacho, who told Cepeda that if the decision was up to them, they would choose Anita.

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But Cepeda’s decision was for little José Alejandrowho seemed unaware at the time that he had advanced to the next round.

Although the tenderness and talent of the boy conquered Cepeda and several Internet users, there were many criticisms that made the election of Bogotabecause many went for Anita.

“Too bad it didn’t happen to the girl (Anita), but the boy is cute”“Cepeda you disappointed me with the election”, “in my opinion the 7-year-old girl was the best”, “one of the girls was better”, “very tender José Alejandro, but let’s be honest, the girls did better”, among others have been the comments generated by the election of Cepeda.

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